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Fervit USB-C 3.1 Female to USB 3.0 Male 90° Down Angled 10Gbps 120W Mecha Cyberpunk Power Adapter
A USB 3.1 Type-C female to USB 3.0 Type-A male adapter with a 90° down-angled low-profile design, supporting 10 Gbps data and 120 W power delivery
- Up to 10 Gbps data speed via USB 3.1 female port
- 120 W maximum power delivery for fast charging
- 90° down-angled low-profile design fits tight spaces
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way
- Mecha cyberpunk styling adds futuristic look
Cyberpunk 90° adapter for USB-C devices
This Fervit adapter connects a USB-C 3.1 female port to a USB 3.0 male plug with a 90-degree down angle. The mecha-styled housing suits builds that want a visible futuristic accent. It targets users who need to route a Type-C cable downward in tight spaces while keeping the connection accessible.
10Gbps data and 120W power headroom
The adapter passes up to 10Gbps data throughput and up to 120W of scalable power charging. It handles USB 3.0 data and power delivery only, so video, audio or alternate-mode signals over USB-C will not function through this device. Bandwidth and wattage limits are set by the USB 3.0 male interface.
Low-profile angle frees vertical clearance
The right-angle down orientation keeps the cable close to the panel or board, reducing strain on the port and clearing space above the connector. A standard USB 3.0 Type-A receptacle is required on the host side, and a USB-C 3.1 cable plugs into the female end. No extra drivers or power bricks are needed for the adapter itself.
Highlights
- Up to 10 Gbps data speed via USB 3.1 female port
- 120 W maximum power delivery for fast charging
- 90° down-angled low-profile design fits tight spaces
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way
- Mecha cyberpunk styling adds futuristic look
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 90° down-angled USB 3.0 male plug fit beside other cables on my older laptop's side ports?
The low-profile 90° down angle keeps the adapter close to the chassis, so adjacent USB-A ports remain accessible on most legacy laptops.
How can I verify the adapter is delivering 10Gbps data and 120W power after I connect it?
Check the OS-reported link speed for 10Gbps and use a USB power meter to confirm up to 120W charging on a compatible device.
Does the package include a USB-C cable, or do I need to supply my own?
Only the Mecha Cyberpunk adapter is supplied; a USB-C cable for the female port must be purchased separately.
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